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Home Sporting Events DETROIT PISTONS- LITTLE CAESARS ARENA Metro Detroit Events: December 2017– January 2018 Home Sporting Events DETROIT PISTONS- LITTLE CAESARS ARENA http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com Dec 8 vs. Golden State Warriors Dec 10 vs. Boston Celtics Dec 12 vs. Denver Nuggets Dec 17 vs. Orlando Magic Dec 22 vs. New York Knicks Dec 26 vs. Indiana Pacers Dec 30 vs. San Antonio Spurs Jan 15 vs. Charlotte Hornets Jan 19 vs. Washington Wizards Jan 21 vs. Brooklyn Nets Jan 24 vs. Utah Jazz Jan 27 vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Jan 30 vs. Cleveland Cavaliers DETROIT LIONS - FORD FIELD http://www.fordfield.com/ MSU BASKETBALL Dec 16 vs. Chicago Bears http://www.msuspartans.com Dec 31 vs. Green Bay Packers Dec 3 vs. Nebraska Dec 9 vs. Southern Utah Dec 18 vs. Houston Baptist DETROIT RED WINGS - LITTLE Dec 21 vs. Long Beach State CAESARS ARENA Dec 29 vs. Cleveland State http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com Dec 31 vs. Savannah State Dec 5 vs. Winnipeg Jets U OF M BASKETBALL Dec 9 vs. St. Louis Blues http://mgoblue.com/ Dec 11 vs. Florida Panthers Dec 13 vs. Boston Bruins Dec 2 vs. Indiana Dec 29 vs. New York Rangers Dec 9 vs. UCLA Dec 31 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins Dec 21 vs. Alabama A&M Jan 3 vs. Ottawa Senators Dec 30 vs. Jacksonville Jan 5 vs. Florida Panthers Jan 6 vs. Houston Rockets Jan 7 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning Jan 16 vs. Dallas Stars Jan 20 vs. Carolina Hurricanes Jan 23 vs. Philadelphia Flyers Jan 25 vs. Chicago Blackhawks Jan 31 vs. San Jose Sharks Do you have something we should add? 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Service Areas Include Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair & Wayne County | Phone: (888) 493-3513 Metro Detroit Events: December 2017– January 2018 Featured Events & Shows by Dec 9 Michigan Sneaker Xchange Jan 20-28 North American International Venue Auto Show 2018 ANDIAMO CELEBRITY SHOWROOM DETROIT FILM THEATRE http://andiamoitalia.com/showroom/ www.dia.org Dec 7-9 The Scintas Holiday Show Dec 15-17 The Other Side of Hope Dec 14 Norman Brown’s Joyous Dec 16-17 Night School Christmas In A Jazzy Kind Of Dec 22 Lawrence of Arabia (restored) Way!: Starring Bobby Caldwell & Dec 28-31 British Arrows 2017 Featuring Marion Meadows Dec 29-30 Tea Time Theatre: Napping Dec 15 Karen Newman Princess Dec 30 Tea Time Theatre: April and the Extraordinary World CANTON VILLAGE THEATRE Dec 31 Tea Time Theatre: Whisper of www.cantonvillagetheater.org the Heart Jan 6-7 Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Dec 1-3 A Christmas Story Story Dec 7-10 Glitz-Little Miss Christmas Jan 13 Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Pageant Musical Story Dec 9 Christmas...Always! Jan 12-14 The Divine Order Canton Concert Band Jan 19-21 The Teacher Dec 22 Aaron Radatz Holiday Magic Show Dec 31 The Detroit Circus 2017 DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS Jan 20 Central Park Experience feat. https://www.dia.org/ Old Friends a Simon & Garfunkel Tribute Aug-Feb D-Cyphered: Portraits by Jenny Jan 21 The Mario Cappello Magic Risher Company Every Sat- Sun The "Big Picture" Guided Tour Every Fri Detroit City Chess Club Open Play CITY THEATRE Dec 2 Drop-In Workshop: Luminaries www.olympiaentertainment.com/event Dec 2 Noel Night Drop-In Workshop: Winter Village II Dec 14-16 Twas A Girls Night Before Dec 9-10 Drop-In Workshop: Printmaking Christmas: The Musical – Notecards Dec 16-17 Drop-In Workshop: Snowflakes COBO CENTER Dec 16-17 Stories and Dances of the Ho- https://www.cobocenter.com/ Chunk Nation Dec 21 Art-Making - Luminaries Dec 1 Adopt a Child for Christmas Dec 23 Drop-In Workshop: Star Books Program 2017 Dec 28 Thursdays at the Museum: Film Dec 2-3 The WILD Dance Intensive Do you have something we should add? 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Service Areas Include Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair & Wayne County | Phone: (888) 493-3513 Metro Detroit Events: December 2017– January 2018 Detroit Institute of Arts Continued… Jan 26-27 Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 20 Jan 28 Fiedler Pops Dec 29 Drop-In Workshop: Sock Puppets Dec 30-31 Drop-In Workshop: Tongue DETROIT ZOO Depressor Puppets http://detroitzoo.org/ Dec 30- 31 Drawing in the Galleries Jan 5-7 Drop-In Workshop: Paper Dec 1-3 Wild Lights Flowers Dec 2 Breakfast with Santa Jan 12 The Michigan Philharmonic: Dec 8-10 Wild Lights Miniature Masterpieces Dec 9 Breakfast with Santa Jan 15 Chippewa Valley Teachers Dec 15-17 Dinner with Santa, Wild Lights Professional Development Dec 16 Breakfast with Santa Jan 18 Thursdays at the Museum: Art- Dec 20-23 Wild Lights Making - Patterns, Symbols, and Dec 21 Cookies with the Clauses Designs Dec 26-31 Wild Lights Jan 20-21 Art Demo: Weaving with Michael Jan 20 Wild Winter Daitch Jan 27-28 Puppet Performance: Caravan of FISHER THEATRE Cultures https://www.broadwayindetroit.com/ DETROIT OPERA HOUSE Dec 1-10 An American in Paris http://www.michiganopera.org/ Dec 12-17 Christmas Wonderland Holiday Spectacular Dec 1-10 An American in Paris Jan 16-28 The Bodyguard Dec 16 Too Hot To Handel Dec 17 A Winter Fantasy FORD FIELD Dec 30 D.L. Hughley http://www.fordfield.com/ DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Dec 26 Quick Lane Bowl www.dso.org College Football in Detroit Dec 1-3 Pike Street FOX THEATRE Dec 3 Andrea Bocelli www.olympiaentertainment.com/events Dec 13 Home Alone in Concert Dec 15-17 Home for the Holidays Dec 1-3 Cirque Dreams Holidaze Dec 20 Under the Streetlamp Dec 6 Celtic Thunder Dec 22 Louis Vaspar in Concert Dec 9 Brian Regan Jan 6-7 Ring Without Words Dec 10 Neil Berg’s Broadway Holiday Jan 11-12, 14 Mozart & Beethoven Dec 16 Mannheim Steamroller Jan 18-21 Beethoven & Tchaikovsky Christmas by Chip Davis Jan 19-20 The Nashville Song Book Dec 17 Moscow Ballet's Great Russian Jan 26 Salsa Dance Party Nutcracker Do you have something we should add? Let us know! For additional news and happenings, follow Relevar Home Care on Facebook and LinkedIn. Home Care With A Commitment To Excellence! Service Areas Include Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair & Wayne County | Phone: (888) 493-3513 Metro Detroit Events: December 2017– January 2018 Fox Theatre Continued… Dec 12 Macomb Community College Jazz Band Winter Concert Dec 20-24 ELF the Musical Dec 16 Champion Force Cheer Jan 23 2CELLOS Competition Jan 25-Feb 3 Sesame Street Live! Let's Party! Dec 17 Christmas with the Detroit Concert Choir HILLBERRY THEATRE Dec 19 Sister's Catechism: The Mystery www.theatreanddanceatwayne.com of the Magi's Gold Jan 9-11 Chicago the Musical Jan 12 Detroit Symphony Orchestra - Dec 1-17 A Christmas Carol: Bonstelle William Davidson Neighborhood Theatre Concert Series Dec 7-16 Stop Kiss: Studio Theatre at the Jan 13 Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live Hilberry Jan 19 Mr. Popper's Penguins Dec 8-9 December Dance Concert; Jan 20 Cinderella Detroit Music Hall for the Jan 27 My Mother's Italian, My Father's Performing Arts Jewish, and I'm in Therapy Jan 19-21 Dance Workshop; MAGIC BAG THEATRE LITTLE CAESARS ARENA http://www.themagicbag.com/ http://littlecaesars.arenadetroit.com Dec 2 Busty and the Bass Dec 2 UFC 218 Dec 9 Matt Bellassai Everything is Dec 3 Andrea Bocelli Awful Tour Dec 6 Katy Perry Dec16 Carry on Crosby, Stills, Nash & Dec 16 The District Detroit College Young Tribute Basketball Showcase; Dec 31 The Mega 80’s, New Year’s Eve! Dec 21 Xscape with Monica and Tamar A new Show for a New Year Braxton Jan 5 Eliza Neals & The Narcotics and Dec 23 Trans-Siberian Orchestra Big Ray & The Motor City Kings Jan 1-2 Great Lakes Invitational Jan 6 James Montgomery & Jim Jan 10-14 Cirque du Soleil Crystal McCarty with Tosha Owens & Jan 17 Lana Del Rey Bobby Murray and more Jan 22 Shakira Jan 12 Cowboy Mouth Jan 20 Dead Again MI’s Tribute to The MACOMB CENTER OF THE Grateful Dead PERFORMING ARTS Jan 26 Crashing Cairo with Half Light http://calendar.macomb.edu/ MAJESTIC THEATER Dec 1-3 The Nutcracker http://majesticdetroit.com/ Dec 3 The Nutcracker Sweet Tea Dec 4 Macomb Children's Chorus Dec 1 Brett Young Winter Concert Dec 3 MOGWAI Dec 9 A Charlie Brown Christmas Live Dec 5 Hatebreed Do you have something we should add? Let us know! For additional news and happenings, follow Relevar Home Care on Facebook and LinkedIn. Home Care With A Commitment To Excellence! Service Areas Include Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair & Wayne County | Phone: (888) 493-3513 Metro Detroit Events: December 2017– January 2018 Majestic Theater Continued… MOTOR CITY CASINO HOTEL http://www.motorcitycasino.com Dec 8 Angel Olsen Dec 16 Lil Pump Dec 6 Sound Board: Dave Koz and Jan 16 Tennis Friends Jan 27 G Jones Dec 10 Sound Board: Will Downing’s Jan 31 Mo & Cashmere Cat Soulful Sounds of Christmas Dec 17 98 Degrees MARK RIDLEY’S COMEDY CASTLE Dec 27 Bret Michaels www.comedycastle.com Dec 29 Rick Springfield Jan 18 Sound Board: Maze Featuring Dec 1-2 Ralph Harris Frankie Beverly Dec 7-9 Al Ducharme Jan 21 The Isley Brothers Dec 13 Open Mic Jan 28 Reo Speedwagon Dec 14-16 Josh Sneed Dec 20 Open Mic MUSIC HALL CENTER FOR THE Dec 21-23 Jeff Scheen PERFORMING ARTS Dec 27 Open Mic http://musichall.org Dec 28-30 Keith Alberstadt Dec 29 Mike Bonner's Friday Night Dec 1 Chantae Cann, Live In Detroit Nov 24-26 Michigan Antique Arms Dec 2 Fantasia Collectors Dec 3 Puppetart: Banana for Turtle Dec 16-17 Novi Gun & Knife Show Dec 8-9 Wayne State University's Jan 4-6 Jay Stevens December Dance Concert Jan 9 Comedy Standup w/Bill Bushart Dec 10 A Very Electric Christmas Jan 11-13 Joe Matarese Dec 10 Simon Phillips Protocol Jan 18-20 Sean Donnelly Dec 11 A Very Electric Christmas - Jan 24 Detroit to LA Comedy School Show Challenge/Finals Dec 14 Scott Tixier And the Walter Jan 25-27 Jodi White Kemp 3oh! Jan 26 Mike Bonner's Uptown Friday Jan 13 Moscow Festival Ballet Night Jan 28 Oh, Ananse! MASONIC THEATRE REDFORD THEATRE http://themasonic.com www.redfordtheatre.com Dec 1 Kountry Wayne Dec 1 Home Alone Dec 3 Detroit Urban Craft Fair Dec 2 A Christmas Story Dec 15-16 Griz Live Band, Grizmas Dec 8 Christmas Concert with Tedde Jan 15 The Killers Gibson Jan 19 Marshmello Dec 9 Elf Dec 9-10 Polar Express Dec 15 White Christmas Do you have something we should add? Let us know! For additional news and happenings, follow Relevar Home Care on Facebook and LinkedIn.
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